last-place
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3.3
- adjective
- /ˈlæst pleɪs/
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último
- The team finished the season in last place after losing all their games.
- last-place finish
- last-place team
- last-place finisher
And that is the last place you will ever find the covert narcissist.
- And that is the last place you will ever find the covert narcissist.
- And yet, and I know you'll agree with me here, it is the last place on earth to which the average human being will turn for help.
- But I told I, I did have to like have one talk with the kids because that last place that we went to, you know, it didn't have TV, it didn't have Internet.
- So, you know, if you're looking for comfort and to feel good, to feel reassured, this is, this is the, the last place to look.
- The scene list, the scene sequence because this is the last place before you actually write scenes to see the architecture of your story.
- The seamless the scene sequence because this is the last place before you actually write scenes to see the architecture of your story.
- But the the last place we should be looking for happiness is the modern world.
Examples
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The Tigers may be in last place, but those guys look pretty good.
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The Bears would be competing with Detroit for last place in the NFC North.
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But this is the battle for last place, remember?
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It's not always bad to be in last place.
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Washington is falling back to last place.
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Beating a team that is in last place in the "Big East" is not something to be proud of.
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I hope they get high enough scores to help them out of last place.
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Many migratory birds gather here, the last place to feed and rest before a long flight over open ocean.
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Baltimore had been a perennial last-place resident in the highly competitive American League East.
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Near the end of the season, manager Bruce Bochy said the last-place club lacked "a warrior spirit."
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Synonyms
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1.0
At the end and cannot be changed
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7.2
In the very last position in a race or ranking
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1.0
At the bottom in rank or importance in a group
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Etymology
Last-place comes from the words last ('end' or 'after all others') and place ('position'). So it means the position at the end or the lowest rank, like standing at the back of a race.